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What is the most likely reason the author asks questions in paragraph 1? |
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| A. | to express doubt that dogs should be actors | | B. | to show a problem and solution in the article | | C. | to show that there is much to learn about dogs | | D. | to interest the reader in the subject of the article |
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Based on “Wanted: Professional, People-Loving Pooches,” which ability is most important in a dog trainer? |
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| A. | the ability to think of creative plots | | B. | the ability to greatly encourage people | | C. | the ability to carefully observe behavior | | D. | the ability to see humor in all situations |
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Based on paragraphs 4−9, how would trainer Mathilde de Cagny most likely respond to a dog actor that liked to bark? |
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| A. | She would reward him when he stopped barking. | | B. | She would encourage other dogs to play with him. | | C. | She would scold him until he did not bark anymore. | | D. | She would decide that he could not be trained as an actor. |
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Based on paragraph 9, what is most important to a trainer when working with a dog? |
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| A. | the dog’s breed | | B. | the dog’s history | | C. | the dog’s personality | | D. | the dog’s appearance |
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According to “All in a Day’s Work,” which kind of dog watches over other animals? |
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| A. | a guide dog | | B. | a guard dog | | C. | a therapy dog | | D. | a herding dog |
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